Medford mail tribune., February 03, 1920, Page 1, Image 1

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DftUr Fourteenth Ymi.
Forty-ninth Year.
MEDFORD, OUI'dOX. Tl'KSDAY. I'KKU'l'AUV
l!f'il
NO. IfiT
SEC Y NAVY
CALLS SIS
SHORE HERO
Daniels Takes Emulratic Issue With
Rear Admiral Onlv 9 Years at
Sea Has Warped Sims' Jiuliimeiit
In' Secretary's Opinion Denies
Wronq to Grant Medals When Of
ficer Loses Ship Did He Play
Part of Man Is Question.
WASHINGTON. l'VI. 'l.-Takinu:
up the contentions of Hear Admiral
Willimu S. Sims in the matter of na
val meilal awards, Secrelarv Dan
iels today lie fore the senate investi
gating snh-eotnniitteo took cniitlinli.
iae with the admiral. The seere
tarv went into detail in exiilainin-,'
rlianiros he made in eonferriin: ileco
ralions ns reeommendeil bv the eom
inaadin!.' officers of the navv and liv
the Knmld hoard of medal awards.
lie outlined the chief differences
between his views and t ho views held
liv Admiral Sims. These were at va
riance as to the importance of ser
vice at sea compared with service on
shore and differences on the ones
tioa of whether a distinguished ser
vice medal should , he awarded under
anv circumstances to a commander
of a shin sunk or serionslv damaged
bv enemv submarines or mines.
Asserting that Admiral Sims while
on shore dntv. both in the Spanish
Americaii nd world war ''demon
strated nbilitv of n hidi order." See
retarv Daniels said "the position of
Jiear Admiral Sims in placiiiL' shore
dutv above sen dntv in the dumjer
zone is, no doubt, influenced bv his
own record."
Only 0 Years ut Sen
Figures were presented bv Mr.
Ilaniels showing thai durinir the hist
2") years Admiral Sims hail served
about nine venrs at sea. As justify
ing his contention that individual
duties ashore are nccessarilv of sec
ondary importance to. duties afloat,
Mr. Daniels asserted:
"On shore a man decides import
ant nuestions with time to wi'iirli the
pros and cons, and if he makes a
mistake his error in decision is not
immediately followed bv disastrous
results, At sea the commander is in
imminent peril of death, lie must
make momentous decisions in the
Hash of a sinclo moment, often when
his ship has been attacked, and when
coolness anil poise are necessary to
save the lives of scores and hundreds
of men. A mistake in this emer
gency is fatal."
With this as nn impellinir reason
the secretary said he disapproved of
the disparity between honors to men
ashore and afloat as reeommendeil
bv the Kniuht board and accordingly
reduced or"Wiminaled a number of
awards for shore service.
In support of his contention that
a commander of a. ship sunk or dam
aired bv submarine attack was en
titled to a medal if he showed proper
uualifieations even thouuh the ship
was unable to combat the submarine.
Secretary Daniels cited numerous
instances in American naval history
and also pointed to instances of such
awards durinir the world war.
IMay Part of n Man
"In the stiletto nttack of subma
rine warfare," said Mr. Daniels, "it
is not the fact that a man strikes or
is struck that tests true metal and
true naval leadership. The uuostion
is: Does lie plnv the part of a man.
with chivalry and thoimht onlv of
others and his country? And bus he
bv preparation and foresight done
all that is possible to meet anv and
iverv emenrcnevf And when Ii
faces a court of his brother officers,
do they find that he has measured un
in the terrible ordeal to the hiirh na
val traditions? Admirals Mavo and
(Continued en Page Six)
SAI.F.M. Ore.. Feb. .1. flovernor
Ohott todav named I. N'. Day ot
Portland n member of the comniis-;
Hon provided bv the special session j
of the lecislature to investigate the;
feasibility of special railroad and
.1 i :., rtnntrnl and.
unia.y oeveiopoii 01 1 1 "'
south central Oreeon. The other
members of the commission are Sen
"t"r Hov Iiitner of Pendletor.. nn
l'ouited bv the president of the sen
ate, and Hepresentntive Denton 0.
P'lirdick of Hedmond. appointed bv
ttc speuker of the house.
GOVERNOR NAMES COMMISSION TO
INVESTIGATE KLAMATH RAILROAD
10 ILK V1TH CANE
WASHINGTON'. I-Vh. :!.
President Wilson is not likely to
leave Washington for some
time, his phvsi-ian. Hear Ad
miral (iravson, intimated todav.
With the president Meadilv hn
provim:, Dr. (Iravson said he
thoimht it would be unwise to
change his coure of treatment.
Kverv possible precaution to
prevent the president conlract
ilc' influenza is lu-in.. taken
Dr. Oravson said.
The president's improvement
from week to week is notice
able. Dr. (Iravson emit iuiicd
He is allowed to wall; fr,,m
room to roiim (,a the second
floor with the aid of his cane,
bat so far as not been permit
ted to Venture below stairs out
of bis wheel chair.
4
NOW EXPECT TO
GET I. W. W.
IN A FEW DAYS
MONTKSANO. Wash.. Feb. H The
state exercised its third peremptory
ehulleiiKo today in the trial of eleven
alleged 1. W. W. charged with the
murder ot Warren O. (irlmm, ono of
the victims of the Centralia Armis
tice day shG'Olings. It was the sev
enth peremptory challenge to he Is
sued since the beginning of the effort
to secure n jury on January
S. I Tnffree, electrician, Aberdeen
was the man excused. u li is place
K. K. Sweitzer, farmer, of Oakville.
was called for examination. .Mr.
Sweitzer was seated.
The defense then exorcised its fifth
peremptory, excusing (i. It. minis,
oiler, of lloiiuiam. This makes a to
tal of eight peremptories that have
been exercised, leaving only ten more
before a permanent jury is secured.
Counsel for both the prosecution
and defenso to-day estimated that a
jury might be secured by Thursday
afternoon.
Opening of court was delayed half
an hour this morning when It was re
ported that Hort llland, ono of the
eleven defendants, was ill. His con
dition was found to he not serious,
however, and he took his place In the
courtroom with the other defendants.
Of ten names 0 the regular jury
venire left in the box, only three an
swered a roll call this morning, seven
being reported ill. They were ex
cused for the day and it was thought
a special venire of :100 would be
called upon today. Members of this
special venire have been attending
court since the trial started January
26.
Of MENCEMI MAY VII
PARIS, Feb. 3. (Havas). Dr. Vi
card, who is accompanying former
Premier Clemenceau on his trip to
Kgypt, is quoted by the Kxcelsior as
saying the itinerary will Include
Cairo, Khartoum, a trip up the Nile,
and prchahly a visit to Syria. Persia
and India. It is also said the former
premier may visit '.At pan before re
turning to France.
Tacoma Doctor Fined.
TACOMA. Feb. X Dr. David M.
Aliens, convicted in federal court iu
January of the illegal sale of nar
cotics on -1(1 counts, todav was sen
tenced to pav a fine ot ifti'o.iO bv
,Iui1l!C F.. K. OushniMii.
At present two rival railroads, on"
a llarriinaii ami the other a Hill line,
extend from the O.-W. H & N". road
on the Columbia river, to Hend. It
is proposed that one of the lines be
removed from its present location
and extended from the Ucnd terminal
to Klamath Fall". The plan is to
utilize the bed of the removed rail
road for n state hislmav. Should
this be done there would be both a
hi'.'hwav and a railroad from Kla
math Falls throu-h P.cnd to the Col
umbia river.
HOLLAND WILL
BE FORCED TO
YIELD KAISER
Allies On Second Refusal Threaten
to Break Diplomatic Relations and
Declare Blockade Crown Prince
Heads List of Germans to Be Sur
rendered for Trial.
PARIS, Kelt. ::. (Havas). The
entente reoinder tu (lit refusal of
Holland to accede to the allied de
mand for the extradition of former
Kmperor William is imminent, ac
cording to the 1'etit Parisien. The
newspaper .says that while the note
will he generally conciliatory, it will
consider, in case of a new refusal hy
Holland, measures going ns far as
the breaking of diplomatic relations
or a naval blockade, of Dutch ports.
PA K1S. I-Vh. :. The list of Cer
mans accused by the allies !' war
eriines and whose extradition is to be
demanded, is headed by former
Crown Prince Frederick William and
several other sons of the former tier
man emperor. The list will be hand
ed to Haron Kurt von Lersner, the
tlerman representative here, this
arterni -on.
Included in the list are Dr. Theo
bald von Helhmann-Hollweg, former
Cerman imperial chancellor; Field
Marshal von Himlenburg, (leneral
Krieh Ludendorff, formerly first
quartermaster general; Field Mar
shal von Mnckensen, Crown Prince
Uupprecht of Havarla, the Duke of
wurttemberg and a number of ether
princes and titled officers
PARIS, Feb. 3. The draft of the
note to (ierinany with the list of per
sons whose extradition is to be de
manded was completed by the council
of amhasadoTs today. It was decided
by the council that neither the note
nor the list should be made public
here.
Thtr committee also discussed the
reply jo Holland in answer to the re
fusal of that country to surrender the
former Emperor William.
The request of Poland for arms
and supplies was under consideration
for some time today by the council.
LOXDOX. Feb. X Auslen Cham
berlain, the chancellor of (lie ex
chequer, discussed with leadintr
hankers, political leaders and others
this afternoon the situation that uhs
arisen from the adverse rate of ex
change. The tri'ei(est secrecy was
maintained in connection with the
proceedings, a report, of which is
heinir prepared lor presentation to
the cabinet. '
LONDON'. Feb. .'.The cable
transfer rate on "Xew York todav
fell from M.'M) to X40 on emit in -
iiiil bii'in' flpinuiifl for ihilltirh: 1 1 ;i ii
and Brussels exchange likewise mov
ed adverse! v to -J Jrancs HO cen
times per pound.
OH, CITY. Pa., Feb. .1. In spite
of unfavorable weather conditions
during January 2114 wells were com
pleted and production aggregated
4r.LV'1" barrels in the oil regions of
the country, according to the month
ly review of The Derrick made public
today.
The production figures showeoVan
increase of 3,.'H4 barrels more than
the previous high record of last No
vember. Of the total number of
wells drilled, 4J0 were "dusters" and
1 4 7 produced gas.
Wells being drilled at the close of
the month numbered ltj.lNii, this be
ing the first time in the history of the
(.il fields that "new work" passed the
lo, otto nmrk, the review said.
MISSING CONCRETE TENDER
DRIFTS TO GRAYS HARBOR
ASTORIA, Ore. Feb. 'X A wire
It ss mesace was received todav bv
the coa-t 'uard cutter Alironifuin
stntinL' that one of the concrete
water tender- which was I()-t a week
jiiio while beini: towed to San Knin-ci.-ro
bv the tut Slonim has drifted
a-Oiore near (Iravs Harbor jettv. The
hull was in three pieces and there
wua uuthiuu' to indicate its uuuie.
POSTMASTER MYERS IS
STUBBORN, REFUSES 10
FOliTLANO. Ore.. Feb. '. v
Frank S. Mver-. i-o-imaMer at
Portland, eoiit iti to assert v
his claim to the position tudav. v
iiotwithMnndiii'r the fact that
President Wil-on ve-4erdav
signed nn order rcinox iuu him
roin office. 1'erniini: act'ou bv '
the senate, atfiiniiii nr failing "
to concur in tin- president's or-
der, Mvers Mated he wuiild
cont in ue to occupy hi-, nl't iee.
Orders were bene; yiveii bv
Chief Inspector Han-lav ami heN
was in chari:e of ihe actual op-
eratioii of the po-lul lice.
I'olit ies a lone v. ere re-pnn-;i-
ble for the attempt in remove
him, according to Mvers. and if
be can obtain a hearing to es-
tablish the fact, he hope- the
senate will not i-onnir in Ihe
president's disnii---al order.
2 SETS TRIPLETS
IN 15 MONTHS
ALPANY. Ala.. Feb. ;i. Six child
ren two sets of t riplets within lo
months, is the birth record in the
laniilv of Mr. and .Mrs. Ptisev Liv
ingstone of Albanv. The secoml tr'o
of eliililreii was horn veslerdav ami
all are well.
OFFICERS ARMY NAVY
GET .HIGHER PAY
WASHINGTON, Feb. .'i. Pav in
creases fur officers and men of the
army, navv. marine corps, roast
runnl-and public health services aur
Lireirntimr $"). ."oO,IMM) for the next
year are provided in n. house hill
passed todav bv the senate. Com
missioned officers will receive an
advance of 10 per cent and enlisted
me nabove the rank of private will
receive an increase of 1211 per cenl.
F.fforts to amend the measure so as
to provide more money for privates
were unsuccessful.
ALL SCHOOL SALARIES
NOIiTII ISKNI). Ore., Fcl). .'!. A
monthly inci-oiise of $10 in t lift sala
ries ol' nil trrnili IciicIhts rcrt'ivin
less tliiin $11111 per innnlli. nuil. u 1 U .
incrvnstt in llic -alarics nf all liiuli
school teachers, including Superin
tenilent Unhurt (inetz. has been iin
iKiiinccil -hv the board nf education
here. The increase will become ef
fective at once.
SPARKS FROM
THE WIRE
The total assessed value of real
and personal property In New York
state Ik $13,1 r ,0 7 7 , X 1 It. tho report
of the state tax commission shows.
AiiKustln Kd wards, Chilean minis
ter to (Ireat Britain, will leave Lon
don today for Stockholm to present
his credentials as minister to Sweden.
His appointment as minister to Swe
den came as a surprise to diplomatic
circles, as one man rarely is accredit
ed tc two such important countries
with mien divergent political situa
tions. Two petitions have been filed In
tho superior court of .Martinez. Cal.,
for letters of administration of the
estate of Charles i. ftelshaw, former
state senatcr, who was killed, togeth
er with his wife and Mr. and Mrs. J.
I). Sherwood of Spokane in an auto
mobile accident last November.
The conviction of Or. Kphriam
Northcott, San I-'rancisco practitioner
on a charge of murdering Miss Inez
Klizabelh Heed, army nurse, thru an
illicit operation, was upheld by (he
state district court of appeals yester
day. NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE TO
ENTER WASHINGTON POLITICS
SPOKANE. Feb. X The Nation."!
Non-I'artisan league will place a
complete state ticket in the field io
U'a-hin'jton rn-vt fall, it was an
bounced here todav bv .!. L. Free
man, state mfiiau'cr of the lenii'ic.
ITALIAN SHIPS
ARE CAPTURED
BY ANNUNZIO
Insiirqent Leader Seizes Tnrneilo
Boat ami Auxiliary Loaded With
Munitions and Foo: Stuffs Takinci
Them to Fiume Juuo-Slavs Fire
On Italian Steamer.
TKII'.STK. I'el,. :i. :.-,!, ride
d'AniMin.iii, in -ai-iit leader at
Finnic, has -cized the tnipcdo hoat
(irsnii and the naiharv shii, Cjih di
li'iinia, lionnd I loin Ani-ona to I'ul.i
i 1 1 1 munition-; and I ood-an 1 1'-. tor
thc Italian naval 1'orccs. 'flic c---scl-
wi'if brought mlo Finnic c--lcr-dav.
lld.MH. I'cli. lieporls haw
rcnclieil this cilv thai the Italian
-tenmer Itannnliio has heen ctlackcd
at the cilv of 'I' ran on the hahnaliat:
coa-t and that -In' a- forced to low
er her Italian Mas;. Il i -aid thai
liasscliirers mi ihe c-..cl were insult
ed and sonic were wounded dnrin:
the attack. Considerable excitement
lias been caused bv this report which
follows minors of Minilnr incidents
at Spalalo and olhcr cilics en the
eastern shore ot' the Adriatic.
Comment imr on the incident the
liionialc d'ltalni. alter cilimr other
lecent "Jieo-Slav provocations"
au'tiin aracs the uovcinini'tit to insist
upon ' t he applical ion of I he I real v
d' London.
Tl'UIX, Feb. li. Four lii'iilenanls,
five snb-licntcnants nnil one scr
'jeaid of Captain (ITihriele d'Aiiinin
.'o's I''inniall armv. who kidnaiipcd
(leneral Niura of the Italian llllh di
vision, stationed at Islria, last Vcd
ncsdav niht, are imprisoned here
after havine iniain crossed lint ana
istiee line. Other "desperate deed-"
are eharu'ed against thcin.
9 CASES OF SMALL
KOSF.HFIf I, (ire.. F... It.- Onlv :
few eases ot inl'lueii.a were report
ed to the heatlh officer todav.
According to a snmiiiarv of the
situation made bv ('it v Health Offi
cer Shoemaker, there were
cases of influenza reported ot his of
fice durinir Januarv. Fort v-five
cases were reported on Januarv
and 'J.'(. Since thai time the numher
has decreased until onlv nine were,
reporled Januarv III . Durinir Ihe
month nine cases of smallpox were
iiuaranliticd in this eilv.
WILL AGAIN ATTEMPT
BREAK P1TT0CK WILL
I'Oin'LANl). Or.'., Feb. X-Aii
amendi'd petition sei'kinir to break
the will of the late llcnrv I.. I'illoclc.
has been fded in the tirohate entirt
on bchnlf of Mis. Cnroline I'. I.cad
l.etlcr. wife of F. W. l.cadbciter. at
tack rm the last tcslainent of her
father on similar L'ronnds lint with
more wealth of detail than the first
petition.
The new attempt on the will, it
was learned today, centers about
the allegation id' undue inlhicncc, the
petitioner alle'.dii'j that ('. A. Morden
L. Price, Irnstws ntidcr the
H III, Co
on-pircd to "-I'cnrc liirui" lll-
flilence, power, emoliuaen t s, salaries
and cnmin'ssiims," bv pi'rsnaibic.' the
late ,Mr. Fitlock to rlraw up an in
strument preventing heirs at law and
Ihe minorilv stockholders of the
corporal ions in which decedent was
a stockholder, from havini: anv
power to regulate the bllsinc-s policy
of the e-tate or corporations or en
iovim; :mv of the i'illock estnte ex
cept "a relatively irisiniiil'icnllt in
come inonlhlv."
SF.ATTI,!-:, F(d.. :i. I'ass,...crs
who arrived here earlv todav on .)
niiHit train 1 Com Portland reported
to Hit! polo,- that a thief went thru
their per-onal affects mi the (rain
anil slide .l:r in ea-h ami checks
lor .fj.o.l.'i. Thev said thev sns
-pected a iieu-ro passcnLrcr wlio left
the train at Tacouiu.
REVOLUTIONiSTS NOW QT PCMT
CONTROL VLADIVOSTOK ! 'Ul bill I
OPPOSE FOREIGN AIO SPENT BY
WASHINGTON. F,h. :..
l.'c olut ioni-1 - have cn'.ri'i1 ''
ladp o-!ok .-(Tut arc in iliat -c ''
ot the town, the war dcoarl'iirii! "
was aihic,l todav l,v Maim
(icneral (!rnvc, coniinamine: ''
the .mcncan cpedilii'!iar "
loi-'-e in Siberia.
(leneral tlrac--' inc-a-jc ,!.it- ''
c.l .laniiarv ol. --aid the ci'Ovd ''
in the cit were oidcrl .-md
that tl I In.) force, were pa
Ir.'llue; the -I red-, to pi., p el
inn.'icnt people and o picenl
lool,,,,. ';
'flic rev nlut iniir-K' platfoiln. ''
Ih.' e.-neral said, declared for
the end of civil war in Sd'ci'ia '"
and the inli i Icreneo hv lor
ci-ncr- in the internal affairs ,d
the count rv.
4,
THE BROTHER OF-
FA U, KMVKIi', .Mass.. Feb. :t. -
Miss Kmi!v Kiinules ami her l'ie
nn ml lis' old ,.nn, win i w ere rcleaseii
bv I lie immiurat inn a nl In uil ie a I
Kllis Islan.l ve.-leniav. arrived here
todav acmmpaiiicd liv Mrs. t'ora ,M.
Spilirr. cf I'altiiimre, Md.. wile of
Ihe falher nf the child, and Mrs.
SpiUcr's hn ilher- in-law, (Juv S.
Spiki-r, v 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 Miss Knnwles had
promised to wed. I'cilcv li. Spiker.
id' lialtniinre. foiaiir lliii' lifiiten
anl , hue l uiMaili c wilb M i--Knuules
while he was at an aviation
eamii in Knulaml, led Ihe voting Io
nian tu (M:iie lo lies rniintrv with
her child, nils md a mcinhcr. of Ihe
pnrlv.
The'parlv were ureclcd hv Mrs.
William Halterdjv id' (his cilv, with
whom Miss Knnwles is o make her
home pending her inn ri'iniri-. Mrs.
liat letsliv is an int iinale friend of
Mis Knowle-.' I'ainitv in Maiichesler,
Kniiland. Their meelimr was vi-rv af
fcclimiate and Ihe hahv. Allied Kav
Knowles, came in for a warm share
of die welcome. Tax-cabs louk 1111
parlv (o the Hattersbv home.
Miss Knowles and Mr. Spiker were
unwilling todav In dis'-iis tlieir plan.
for inan-iaure.
PARIS, Keb. It. (Havas). IHscuh
hIoiik relalivi- to the (pie-stion of a
defeiiHlve alllenco bet ween France,
lOnyland and Itelinm have. proresK
ed materially ilniiiiK n!i;ent confer
enceH at Ypre.s, according to " Urus
Hels dispatch to the Kxcelsior. It is
said the helnlan government t has
drafted and sent, to the- I'remh kov
ernnmnt a general out line Tor the
projected common defense in ease of
a future German attack .
WOODMEN HOSPITAL HEAD
A VICTIM OF THE "FLU"
SAN I'K'ANCISt u, Feb. :t.
I. A. UlltlcdL'c, siierinlendeiil of the
Modern Woodmen I nhereiilosis sani
lariiim at Colorado Spriims. died
here lodav following an attack of
iiiflileii.a. I r. Ii'iilled-je was on his
waV In Honolulu when he was com
pelled hv illnc-. to -jo to a lmpi(al
here.
PRESIDENT NARROWLY ESCAPES IHE
FLU; $25,000 REWARD FOR A CURE
WASlIIMiTOX, Feb. President
Wilson contracted a cold several
days age and had a narrow escape
from influenza, his physician, Rear
Admiral (Irayson, said today. Kvery
precaution is now being taken to pro
tect the president, !r. (irayson (said,
and no person with even the suspicion
of a cobl is permitted liv eater his
room.
CHICAGO, Keb. .'(.--Influenza and
pneumonia, which yesterday appi:ir
f;d to bo on the wan, took a sharp
upward spurt today, and at the same
time deaths from tho two diseases
reached I'J j, only six less than the
! Jut'iie Miirfin for Defense Deniw
Solitarv Pcnnv Ciiiitriliutcil hv
j Senator Newberry Funds Used
Were Within tite Law anil Contriu
J iitetl hy Fiiem's Americanism
Cause of Intense Efforts to Elect
Funner Secretary of Navy.
C.IIAM) KMMDS, Mich.. IVb. ,t.
Truman 1 1 . .Newberry entered tho
I ! I s senatin-ial campaign in -Michigan
al tlie sidicital ion of oihers and
noi in furtherance of a scheme to Ret
a seat in Hie senate, said James O.
Aiiirl'tn of Detn.il, in outlining to the
inrv in 1'iiiled Slates disiriiL court
the altitude (he defense would as
Mime toward the charges of conspir
acy and fraud for whit h tl1:! men are
oa trial.
ilmlr Muri'iu explained the de
fense's vi-w of the specific details ot
Ihe offenses charged in tho six
counts t.-f the Indict m en t, emphasiz
ing thai conspiracy is the essence of
the charges.
It wan pointed out that on tho first
four counts "the gist of tho charge
is not fraud in the election, corrup
H"i in Hie election, hut that these re
spondents are charged with conspir
ing to aid, abet, assist and encourage
Truman II. Newberry to commit an
offense to-wit :
"The offense of spending moro of
his muiey than the law allows."
It was further argued that under
tho Michigan law, as long aa expenses
en mo. within the eleven enumerated
classes in Ihe statute, there is no lim
it! as to the ainoiiai of money u com
fmittee of a candidate's friends can
spend in his behalf.
"It is my purpose," Judge Murfin
told the jurors, "tc point out to you
in exact detail everything that was
done by anybody connected With this'
campaign. The campaign was tirius-f
ually hoi, and in analyzing and con-'
sidering what these respondents did,'
the atmosphere under which they did.
it should be considered.
War l-Vver at Height
"Our country was at war nnd tho
situation was critical In the extreme.
The late of tin; civilized world was
hanging In tho balance.
"While there had been rumors In
Michigan that Henry Kord would be a
candidate for Ihe senate, hiH candi
dacy was actually announced on June
11, la is.
"Rightly or wrongly, there waa a
very general feeling that Mr. Ford
did not represent tho type vt Amer
ican who at that critical juncturo
should represent his state in thu
1'nlted .Stales senate.
"Rightly or wrongly, many people
remembered his campaign against
military preparedness. Many people
remembered his well meant, mlsguitU
ed eriorts to bring about whut now
appears would have been a Clermaa
peace. Many popple were hitter over
the fact that he was not active in the
war and that none of hla family had
become active in tho war.
"On the other hand, Commander
Newberry had had an honorable rec
ord in the Spanish-American war,
when in (he navy. He had boon sec
retary of the navy in the cabinet of
that militant American, Theodore
Roosevelt.
NeulM-rry in the War
"Within forty-eight hours after our
country threaPmed to enter the
world war he volunteered and In the
spring of I !i 1 7 was commissioned a
lieutenant commander and made aido
to the commandant of tho third naval
district at New York. His brothers
and his two sons were also in mili
tary service.
(Continued on Pago Five)
heaviest day's toll nt tho height of
the epidemic.
I SKATTLK, Keb. 3. Influenza la
ion the Increase in every part of the
j state. Or. J. It. Anderson, Washington.
commissioner of health, announced
hero today.
DKNVKR, Colo., Keb. 3 Tho Den
ver Post today announced It would
pay $j;,uou to the physician finding
a cure for influenza. The money is
f to be paid after the cure has been up
proved by the Rockefeller foundation
laud Johns Hopkins university, Baltl-
more.